Antarctica is practically defined by ice: What happens when it melts?

Thursday, October 13, 2016 - 11:01 in Earth & Climate

A single season of intense melting buffeted Antarctica in 2001-2002. It yielded changes that ranged from speeding up microbial food webs to shifting penguin populations. A special section in the October issue of BioScience examines the impacts on two very different Antarctic ecosystems.

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